9 Free All About Me Worksheets (Printables)

teacher — Wed, 14 Aug 2024 20:45:41 +0000

This collection of free “All about me” worksheets is designed for students in elementary and middle school to introduce themselves to the teacher. The worksheets can be used:

At the beginning of the year
With a new teacher
With a substitute teacher

I’ve provided worksheets for a variety of ages and with several different designs, so check them all out and choose your favorite!

I hope you enjoy your free worksheets!

Printing Note: In the documents, you’ll notice I’ve tried to leave margin space so printers will print these pieces properly, but you might like to select the “shrink to fit” option on your printer to make sure it prints well. All these printables are made to be printed in A4 portrait.

All About Me Worksheets (Free Printables)

Grades: K-2

This version is a little more advanced than others, with questions that require more than one-word answers.

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Grades: K-2

This one is probably my favorite because students can draw two pictures plus color in the image of the child. I found this easier for earlier finishers to have something to color while they wait.

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Grades: K-2

This one is probably my favorite because students can draw two pictures plus color in the image of the child. I found this easier for earlier finishers to have something to color while they wait.

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Grades: K-2

I designed this version to be highly visual. The questions are very easy, usually with one-sentence answers. Students can also color in the picture. Great for kinder!

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Grades: 3-4

My goal with this one was to get students to “describe” rather than just provide one-word answers. You might need to scaffold this instruction and insist on full sentence answers.

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Grades: K-2

Still with fun questions, this one is more simple and black-and-white for those who are ink-conscious when printing! There’s a space for students to draw a self-portrait.

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Grades: 3-4

My goal with this one was to get students to “describe” rather than just provide one-word answers. You might need to scaffold this instruction and insist on full sentence answers.

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Grades: 5-6

I wanted to create an advanced about me worksheet, that might be suitable for older grades. So, I made this one, with deeper and more reflective questions, plus a space for drawing their own vision board!

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Grades: K-2

I designed this version to be highly visual. The questions are very easy, usually with one-sentence answers. Students can also color in the picture. Great for kinder, but loved by all!

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I hope you enjoyed this collection of worksheets and they help you get to know your students a little better! Ideally, they will also have helped your students think about their own identities, aspirations, likes, and tastes. And while you’re here, don’t hesitate to search this website for thousands of other free educational printables!

10 Free Classroom Rules Charts (Printable & Customizable)

teacher — Wed, 17 Jul 2024 19:37:54 +0000

These classroom rules charts are designed for you to print, fill-in, and customize as you see fit.

Work with your students in your class to come up with positive and inclusive class rules that help make your classroom a safe and inclusive environment. Then, fill-in the class rules charts with the rules you come up with!

Some recommended class rules to include in your charts include:

Safety: Focus on promoting safe behaviors by setting rules such as “walking only in the classroom”, “wait for the teacher before entering the room”, and “wear covered shoes in the lab at all times”.
High Expectations: Set rules around doing your best, with a focus on putting maximum effort into everything you do, focusing on personal best rather than perfection, or striving to be the best version of yourself.
Respect and Kindness: This category of rules revolve around creating a peaceful, happy, inclusive, and welcoming classroom. Rules might include “thank people who helped you”, “seek ways to help others every day”, or “find ways to make others have a great day!”
Maturity: Your rules might focus on students demonstrating maturity and professionalism, such as listening to the person who is speaking or maintaining focus on the tasks at hand, at all times.
Cleanliness: You may also want to set rules around making sure a student’s space is kept clean and tidy at all times, which brings us back to safety – cleanliness is about making sure people don’t trip on anything! But it’s also about making sure students can access their books and pens at all times and are generally organized, which is conducive to good working practices.

That’s just a shortlist of the many hundreds of different rules you could come up with. It all depends on the age of your students, the class dynamic, the subjects you study, and so on.

When you print these charts, make sure you select the “shrink to fit” option to ensure no parts of the sheets are cut-off.

Free Printable Classroom Rules Charts

I hope you found a chart you like! Feel free to print it out, laminate it, add your rules, and proudly hang it around your classroom!

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9 Free All About Me Worksheets (Printables)

All About Me Worksheets (Free Printables)

10 Free Classroom Rules Charts (Printable & Customizable)

Free Printable Classroom Rules Charts

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